How to pronounce a word as truth?

A word in a proverb is a misuse of a word in a prophecy. A word is pronounced y and y and y ǔ Ché ng Chè n.

Yρ, initial y, vowel I, tone one.

Y incarnation, initial y, final u, three sounds.

Chéng, initial Ch, vowel eng, two tones.

Initial, vowel, four tones.

Interpretation: Prediction: refers to the predictions and omens that will be fulfilled, generally referring to some "fierce" things and unlucky predictions. Sometimes it means that jokes come true.

Ex.: I didn't expect that one of his original jokes turned out to be a joke, which was embarrassing.

Synonym of prophecy in a word

Get to the point

Pinyin: yτ yτ yτ yτ zhò ng dò.

Interpretation: it means that one sentence is to the point and the other is to the point.

Source: Ma Nancun's "Yanshan Nighttalk: The Way to Make Friends and Treat Guests": "This is the fundamental attitude of making friends and treating guests. It really hits the nail on the head."

Usage: subject-predicate type; As predicate and attribute; With praise.

The politician was furious and often hit the nail on the head when criticizing unhealthy social phenomena.